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Posted on 04/02/2021

Tokyo Olympics Chief Retracts Sexist Comments, Refuses to Resign

Tokyo Olympics chief Yoshiro Mori apologised on Thursday for sexist comments about women talking too much, but said he would not resign, as his remarks sparked a storm of criticism on social media and ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

‘It is mentally draining’ – Irish athletes remain hopeful for Tokyo

Ireland's Danielle Hill and Michael McKillop are among the Olympic and Paralympic athletes who remain hopeful that the Games will go ahead in Tokyo. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

‘I’m expected to win medals’ – McKillop’s single-minded pursuit of Tokyo gold

Michael McKillop says he is focused on "performance" as the four-time Paralympic gold medallist prepares for the delayed Paralympic Games in Tokyo in August. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Sexist gaffes about “annoying” women aside, Japan tries to show it’s ready to host the Olympics

A remark about "annoying" women by the man in charge has tarnished Tokyo's efforts to highlight meticulous planning for a safe Summer Olympics amid a pandemic. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Yoshiro Mori: Gaffe-prone Tokyo 2020 Chief And Former Japan PM

Tokyo Olympics boss Yoshiro Mori, whose sexist remarks and refusal to resign have sparked outrage in Japan, is a former prime minister known for embarrassing gaffes who led one of the country's least ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Court rejects coerced abortion claim under old eugenics law

SAPPORO--A district court has rejected a married couple’s compensation claim that argued the wife was forcibly sterilized and coerced into an abortion because of her intellectual disability under the ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Virtual Sapporo Snow Festival opens amid coronavirus pandemic

A scaled back Sapporo Snow Festival opened online Thursday, revealing the four ice statutes featured in this year's coronavirus pan ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Naomi Osaka unchains her fighting spirit to pass Katie Boulter

Gippsland Trophy 2nd seed Naomi Osaka had to dig deep against Katie Boulter in the third round. The Japanese lost the opening set and had to battle hard from the second to break the rival's resistance ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Tokyo Olympic chief under pressure for saying women talk too much

The president of the Tokyo Olympics has refused to resign after igniting a storm of criticism by saying that women do not belong on committees because they talk too much. Yoshiro Mori, the 83-year-old ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Anti-China Activists in Japan Call for Boycott of Beijing 2022 Games

A group of anti-China activists campaigning for human rights in Tibet and support for ethnic Uighurs called on Thursday for a boycott of the 2022 winter Olympics in Beijing, saying the Games would ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Top Tokyo Olympics organizing official apologizes for sexist remarks that women talk too much in meetings

Yoshiro Mori, the president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee, apologized Thursday after comments he made suggesting women talk too much during meetings were leaked to the Japanese media. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Tokyo Olympic chief apologizes but refuses to resign over sexist remarks

Yoshiro Mori said he has not considered stepping down, despite outrage over his remarks denigrating women for talking too much at meetings. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Head of Tokyo Games Won’t Resign After Statement About Women

Yoshiro Mori, the president of the Tokyo Olympic organizing committee, said on Thursday he would not resign despite pressure on him to do so after making derogatory comments earlier in the week about ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Tokyo 2020 chief pressed to resign after saying women talked too much at meetings

Yoshiro Mori, the head of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics organising committee, has conceded he may have to resign after making sexist remarks about “talkative” female sports administrators. Mori, a former ... ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Tokyo Olympics chief apologizes, but refuses to resign over sexist comments

Japan persistently trails its peers on promoting gender equality, ranking 121 out of 153 nations surveyed in the 2020 global gender gap report of the World Economic Forum. ( read original story ...)

Posted on 04/02/2021

Tokyo Olympics chief refuses to resign after saying women talk too much in meetings

The head of the Tokyo Olympics has caused outrage in Japan after saying that women should be limited in the time they are allowed to speak in meetings because they are too long-winded.Yoshiro Mori, 83 ... ( read original story ...)

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